@Mark Whittlesey, there are several sites that allow you to set key word triggers, just as BP does.  

Will this trigger a refund from the clerk of courts back to me for my $60K  because it was redeemed? 

See houses in your area and see as many as possible before pulling the trigger, don't fall in love with the first deal you see.

Property taxes, HOA fees/liens, any code compliance or abatement issues.

I'd think you mean not to conduct commercial activities that are in violation of any zoning restriction or allow public commerce to be conducted on premises.The tenant agrees to maintain the leased premises in compliance with all regulatory requirements, ordinances and laws as applicable.

They got a license, take continuing education, pay dues, pay fees and some yahoo out there is doing the same thing not in compliance with squat, much less under any ethical guidance or standard of conduct.No, I don't think it's about competition. :)

It's much easer and safer and profitable to do things in compliance, avoid unnecessary risks, not doing screwey things to flower up a deal or just paper it up.

(to be fair, they are not crazy expensive or out of the ordinary) Their customer service is great, and I can get a response from any part of their organization within the day.However, it was much easier to pull the trigger when I talked to a friend who happened to own 9 houses with them.

Hiii can you please share how many messages or connection requests will trigger a block?

There are different names used locally, generalizations that's common but the HUD definitions will apply for compliance issues in a project and financing.